Photo of the Camp Hale sign, "U.S. Army Camp Hale, The highest Army post in the United States." Verso inscription reads: "July 1955 Henderson"

Field House at Camp Hale with a troop truck convoy lined up in front. Two jeeps are parked facing the convoy. [Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]

Looking over civilian housing and the mess hall, Camp Hale. Train standing at midground with ranch buildings behind the train. Light snow on the ground. [Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]

Sanborn photographic postcard of "Camp Hale--Tennesse [sic.] Pass Between Leadville and Red Cliff, Colo. W2144" The view gives a good idea of the extent of Camp Hale in the Pando Valley.

This photograph was found with others from World War I from George Frey, although date and exact location are unknown. George wrote "Company street" on the photo verso. The photo appears to be taken from above, slightly looking down on several barracks and buildings neatly lining plowed streets. Piles of snow sit alongside some buildings. Utility lines are present in the foreground, in front of a tall fence, and three soldiers can be seen at right...